Paul Rahe

Paul Rahe, a Professor of history specializing in war at Hillsdale College, shares his insights on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and the complexities of Putin's strategy. Abraham George, the Texas GOP chair, discusses the redrawing of Texas congressional maps, which could secure Republicans five additional seats as Hispanic voting trends shift. The conversation reveals the tactical responses to gerrymandering and the implications for upcoming elections, along with the broader geopolitical effects of the war in Ukraine.

In this engaging discussion, Gad Saad, a prominent cultural commentator and author, joins Paul Rahe, a history expert focusing on the Middle East. They delve into the concept of 'suicidal empathy' among Westerners and its implications for cultural identity. Saad warns about the ways foreign migrants may exploit Western values, while Rahe analyzes the Iranian regime's challenges and its history with Israel. Together, they explore the dangers of current immigration policies and the historical context of ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts.

Prof. Paul Rahe, an expert in political theory and history, delves into the historical context of the separation of church and state, exploring religious conflicts and political order. The podcast discusses religious tolerance, government's role in promoting peace, and the evolution of limited government. It also delves into the enduring connection between politics, religion, and totalitarianism across civilizations, drawing insights from ancient writings like Aristotle's ethics.